Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

The Angass issue Of S1ibasr's msnth.
d opens With the fifth inStaIlmsnt Of
Nary Pinmmsr's "Unpoblishsd Letters
Of ThaekeEy," covering the year 81,
and. next 10 The PistaEssqus Quality
Of Holland" By George Hitchcock, ID
thu most interesting 10 the
general reader. MaybaEy Trimmings
"A Girls life Eighty Years Ago" con-
oludes VITA q second article. "Seth's
Brothers Wife Il continued 10 chapter
XVIII. Some useful articles are
found In sTha Revival Of HandieFaft,"
BY John 4. Weir, 'AThe Instability Of
sks UnIvesss," b. N. 8. Shale, and 'sfhe
sRsaIisn ana he Az Of FiesionS vii
veil Fepay TIE Students peEusaI, Il be-
inc thoughtful - veil a. interesting.
Harpsr's new monthly contains, e.
usual, it, varied Ail-Round information.
.The Natives q siberie," By. Henry
LAmsdeiI, n. Il. q. y, u q valuable and
somewhat graphic description Of CON
paEAtively little known region. THE
lrish Party b. z. Brown, 2. L. g.,
briefly touahaa On she Parliamentary
career Of PaFneli and thirteen Of his
principal colleagues. iHcladinR Justin
Mccarthy and Michael Davitt. "Bno-
cancers Of the Spanish Main. q FIRST ar
ticle, By Howard Pyle; "Ravesna and lie
Moaaioa," By Sidney lawrence; the SEQ
oud cart Of "Here and There IN the
South" By Rsbecea II. Davis; the hfth
installment Of "Eexican notes," By
Charles Dudiey Warner, are 10 b num-
beFea among highly distressing matter
In the present volume. The two serials.
"ApEil Hopes" and eNaFkA," are con-
timed s'Ths NsiehAoFhood Of the In
teFnAaioral PARK" BY Jane Meade
WOlch, should be read BY intending
tourists 10 Niagara waters.
The august Forum opens With logi-
cal diaquiaition on The Return Of the
kepubIican Party" TO power. by Gov.
srRoR ]. B. Foraker. Baron RFamwell,
an EnQlish Lord, queries ~Haa Ireland
q Grisvance7" and sets about %
prove thai she has net. A ehafty aFti.
Gle by that genial aathoF, Edward Eg-
eleaton, Of Books that have Helped
Ne" Il interesting from . personal
standpoint; and may be Of use TO some.
"Aloohol in High Latttades," By Gen
srAl A. W. 0reeley, treats Of an old
subject in fresh language. "Why Ne
have no Crest Artists should be read
By the thoaghtfal student, e. veil as
BY the viFtuoso. John d. Ohamplin, Jr.,
seems 10 have some 10 fair Oonolusion
On this subject. "What 10 the Ohjeot
Of Life, further instalImsnt Of w.
II. Nallook; "Ths ChOics Of an Oocu-
patton" By Dr.. Hale; The Forgotten
Causs Of Poverty" BY Dr.. Crosby, viii |
repay Q peFusal. "The Progress Of Co
sducatiou," and "Ooudisioss Of Indus-
lgIAl Peace" each separately treated BY |
N able anthoF, complete the namber.
We have been oveKdowed lately with
reviews Of Charles ReaAe and his works, |
out the aEticle Ii the Ailaatic EOmtAly /
livea o. some Personal OharaeleFiatioa |
" Charles Reade" IN q pleasant sad /
style. "fha spell Of she Ras- /
IAN WRITER'S b. Harriet W. Preston. 10 |
! eritisus on the fekie fashioa Of mod |
IN civilization, The aixth part Of q. /
". Holmes ''OuF Hundred Days in /
surope;" the second part Of W. O. Law
oa's The Alkestis Of EuFipiaes;n
3eoFge Y. Parsons "Ths Growth Ia
4ateFiAlism,S and two Years With
I'D Hickory, " b. Thomas H. Clay, eom-
DEiss varied and insessssine mAiIsr. =.
6axtsn 0rawfos9'S sseial, PAU Patoss !"
> eontin1sd, as liksviss OlipiAHtis shd
Ildriehh ooubtnatioa stoTy Of Efhe
leeoc1 Sea-"
The August Issue Of the Anrora gives
b usual variety Of saoiscts, the major.
y being IN The line Of nction. 4 short
lapeF on '1stepeea 4. GoaRiss,n b.
losa, Aad Notes fron OypFuss are e
reading &c any % Be found
. the member. ~YachtinR on tie Pa
TIC" VII interest many. 'arhs Rob-
ler's ksvenee.s ta seqasi 10 'Fvillainy
)u4wisted,7 Published h the MAy nan
,srl vii CRAFTY certain class % re91- /
~. Fictien and tvo % three selections
over the Fesa q tka Tnlrue.
Tia cs-rpAt fer July "a, ID iks
'Proee' and ~Postys aiyisions, may
,Ass . pleasant kosF nss uEproasably.
The staay Of LanzsAesa" 10 vorth .
little tho1Rhi. and ether aFtaslas Are
'isasAni reading.